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Looks great man!

Horst wrote:How long did it take you to paint this blood angel army? Your website says any comission should be completed in 2 weeks, but these guys look like they should have taken longer, like at least a month.

some armies fall into special circumstances. 2 armies so far have taken longer than 2 weeks to paint. This is one such army. Not because of size but because of detail. every model was incredibly time consuming.

this is the other army that took over 2 weeks
https://picasaweb.google.com/100059515749203595775/BloodAngelsBattalion

Fantastic, really nice looking army!

Tortured-Robot wrote:Fantastic, really nice looking army!

Thanks man! I worked hard on it

I played the guy who must have bought this army last week in a tourney, It looks incredible! I'd love to be able to paint like this, with practice of course!

Edit: Also If you don't mind telling, but how do you get the transitions without overspray, do mask parts or paint everything not assembled?

Really digging the yellow on the assault marine helmets. How do you get it so vibrant looking?

Snrub wrote:Really digging the yellow on the assault marine helmets. How do you get it so vibrant looking?

$50 says he airbrushed them separate from the bodies of the marines -__-

RunningWithScissors wrote:I played the guy who must have bought this army last week in a tourney, It looks incredible! I'd love to be able to paint like this, with practice of course!

Edit: Also If you don't mind telling, but how do you get the transitions without overspray, do mask parts or paint everything not assembled?

I dont mask anything unless its like striping or something. Some pieces get left off like the helmets.

Snrub wrote:Really digging the yellow on the assault marine helmets. How do you get it so vibrant looking?

I airbrush them. Whitch allows you to feather in the brightest colors possible.

Horst wrote:$50 says he airbrushed them separate from the bodies of the marines -__-

Horst its almost seems like you have some experience dealing with airbrushes...

Next Level wrote:I airbrush them. Whitch allows you to feather in the brightest colors possible.

Judging from all the pics on your site you are very proficient with an airbrush. How long have you been painting with an airbrush? That is if you dont mind me asking.

Holy Moly, that is cool!

Snrub wrote:

Horst wrote:$50 says he airbrushed them separate from the bodies of the marines -__-

Horst its almost seems like you have some experience dealing with airbrushes...

Next Level wrote:I airbrush them. Whitch allows you to feather in the brightest colors possible.

Judging from all the pics on your site you are very proficient with an airbrush. How long have you been painting with an airbrush? That is if you dont mind me asking.

Too long haha

Wow very nice!!. very clean painting!!!

I would love to play against an army that beautiful

koridon wrote:I would love to play against an army that beautiful

Thanks, im sure the owner loves hearing that too.